Explain Why I Want To Be Better At Wrestling

There are many sports existing today. Every sport differs from the other. Some sports require different skills, such as speed, strength, or intelligence. Certain sports are physical like football and wrestling, while others are not like tennis and volleyball. Wrestling is not only a very physical sport, it is the hardest. It is the hardest sport because a wrestler has to maintain weight, be physically and mentally in shape, have good technique, and they have a high risk of obtaining injuries. Wrestling is the greatest, and hardest sport out of all of them.

Wrestling and your general life might seem to not have anything in common but if you implement skills like hard work and perseverance you can learn to find success in both. Perseverance is one thing that can tie together the worlds of wrestling and life. In wrestling you have to work hard and have a thick skin, you cannot let anyone tell you what you can or cannot do because you know different. If you have a dream shoot for it and don’t stop until you make it a reality. Sometimes you might hit an impasse, but you have to keep going and break that barrier no matter how much you feel like quitting. The video states, “ If you want something, go get it. Period.” This explains that no matter how crazy your dream or goal in life is go get it and

I have always been stuck on the same major since I was a freshmen in high school, and nothing has yet changed my mind. Through athletic experiences, and playing three sports throughout high school career, injuries from that sport, shadowing opportunities, and classes that have impacted my choice of my major. I have chose the major of Athletic Training, and I have many reasons behind why I chose it. From all of my experiences, I have felt and have been supported and that is a big part of athletic training and reason I have chosen the major as well, so I am able to show support to others the way I have felt it. Throughout picking my major, I also have a big support system of people who have supported my decision including my family, friends,

I started wrestling in sixth grade. Even though I didn’t win one of my first seven matches, I developed into a successful wrestler. In high school I won tournaments and beat high-quality wrestlers. During my junior year I was determined to become a great wrestler. I worked harder than ever and didn’t let anyone stop me. That year I lost the Illinois state wrestling tournament championship match by one point. Over the next six months between my junior and senior season I was runner up at AAU national tournament and wrestled at Disney Land in Florida at the Disney Duals with over 50 other teams and only lost 1 of 8 matches. These are a few of my achievements in high school. Now that I am in college there are many

The reason why I like wrestling as much as I do is because there aren’t really favorites in wrestling, like there are in other sports. In wrestling if a coach has a favorite and that wrestler is J.V. there is nothing that coaches can do to make that wrestler a Varsity wrestler. Unlike, say Baseball if a player's dad is a coach, that player will most likely be a starter or play quite often, even if he isn’t that good. In wrestling you have to work for what you want, if you don't think you won't be where you wanna be. This lesson will help me later in life by showing me to work for what I would like, because if I won't push for that then I might regret it for the rest of my life.

At this exact point in time, I am not 100% sure about what segment of the sports industry that I am interested in pursuing for a career. This is actually a question that I have been contemplating for some time now. My plan was to go to graduate school for Sports Management and take the various courses in the program in order to gain an idea about the different areas that I would be interested in working in. I have taken a number of courses and so far, the two areas that I found to be the most interesting are Event Management and Social Media. My family and I attend the PAC12 basketball tournament every year, and seeing all of the different details it takes to put together an event like this are very intriguing to me and is something that I

Wrestling has and always will be a big part of my life, that’s not to say I have had a pleasant nor a fair time on the wrestling mat, but I guess life’s not fair. I have always enjoyed wrestling from the first time I stepped foot on a mat in kindergarten in my singlet that was 2 sizes too big, from the last time leaving the mat as a junior in high school limping off the mat in some of the worst pain I’ve ever felt in my life. It’s been in my family for as long as I can remember. My uncle has not missed being mat side, yelling for his favorite wrestlers at the Minnesota State Wrestling Tournament in 20 years. My cousin wrestled for Iowa State University before coming back to his hometown in Mankato and suffering a career ending injury as well.

Wrestling has been something that has gone through our family for a long time except for me. I have been that one kid who has stopped wrestling from an injury and I will not go back to it for some reason. I get out of Jr. High and head to high school and I want a sport to do during the winter to stay in shape for football. Wrestling or basketball were my choices, I had heard that the basketball coaches split up the teams so wrong and they don’t do very hard work. Wrestling is a hard sport where you got to watch your weight and the coaches will make sure you do your best, So I went with the best choice, Wrestling.

Wrestling has impact my life in so many ways. From the coaches, teammates, family and friends supporting me all the way. I have learned many life values from wrestling. Wrestling is a very challenging sport it is extremely physical as well as mentally challenging. I feel wrestling has prepared me for the rest of my life because all that comes with wrestling can be applied to life.

My last characteristic is the feeling of pure triumph. Wrestling is one of the most amazing sports because you two are the same age, same age, and the only differences are how much time you have practiced, how much stronger you are, and which wrestler has the most heart. Who ever displays those last 3 attributes the best will win. Ever since I started wrestling in 6th grade it was my goal to be a Greco State Champ. When I started I was very bad but after I got my first win in my 3rd ever wrestling match, the drive to try and win every match got ingrained into my mind. This being ingrained into my mind is the main thing that pushed me into trying to become a state champ. I wanted to earn the title as being the best at something that is extremely hard to obtain. When I won that last match I felt how all of the hard work payed off, and I mean every second of it. The time and dedication was all worth it to me. The greatest feeling was how I went 30-0 that season, undefeated. The entire 7-8 weeks of the season I battled through a serious knee injury and very badly bruised ribs. I believe that these injuries made me push myself harder. I think that these injuries made me want to prove to everyone that even if I was injured badly that I still had the heart to give it everything I had the whole entire year,

I want to be a state champion this year, and I want to win team state with my team.

I never was the person that got along with others, for some unknown reason everyone hated me. The only problem with this is that they didn’t even try to hide how they feel. They always made me try to feel like I was worthless. They made me feel like no one loved and that no one would ever love me.The only place I could go without worrying about what anyone said was on the mat. I started at a young age and so did the bullying, but they never happened at the same time. I thought that wrestling practice was the only safe place for me to be. Then they started to merge and i no longer had a safe place. No matter how many people told me that I was worthless, that I was a piece of trash, that nobody loves you, I always just gave everything all I

compete. I had always been a competitor as a child whether it was competing for

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It was easy to pick wrestling as my most important activity outside of school because of the fact that I intend on wrestling at Whitewater while furthering my education. Not only is wrestling a great pass time for me, but it also contributes to my work in the classroom. If one does not have good grades, they cant